Quote by Blaise Pascal

To go beyond the bounds of moderation is to outrage humanity.

To go beyond the bounds of moderation is to outrage humanity

Summary

This quote suggests that exceeding the limits of moderation or balance can be seen as an act that disrespects and dishonors the common decency of humanity. It implies that extreme actions or behaviors, whether in personal conduct or societal rules, can create outrage and harm the principles that hold us together as human beings. The quote emphasizes the importance of finding a middle ground and avoiding excessive behaviors that could disrupt harmonious relationships within society.

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Moderation

By Blaise Pascal

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